American Political Science Association

The professional body of political scientists, sustaining scholarly research and discourse and the working life of the discipline

  • apsanet.org
  • Republic
  • Washington, DC
  • Professional and scientific society
  • Read from public sources, Jul 2026
17named by APSA
5named by peers

Financial profile

American Political Science Association · EIN 53-0200001 · 501(c)(3)

Fiscal yearTotal revenueContributionsProgram servicesTotal expensesNet assetsYear end
FY2023$7,688,289$961,883$4,866,161$8,836,681$52,429,724Dec 2023
FY2022$7,759,218$1,931,950$3,940,684$9,749,409$45,377,365Dec 2022
FY2021$29,693,296$2,159,711$3,392,529$8,629,437$58,821,843Dec 2021
FY2020$2,312,037$678,838$561,454$1,617,038$50,546,695Dec 2020
FY2020$7,939,452$1,278,804$3,026,734$7,385,296$45,556,999Sep 2020
FY2019$7,840,708$1,349,139$4,447,359$7,740,534$42,736,404Sep 2019

Figures exactly as reported. A blank cell was blank on the form. The fiscal year links to the filing.

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Peer societies

Five societies American Political Science Association is read alongside.

Who backs APSA

Every company American Political Science Association names publicly as a supporter, exactly as published. Companies also named by other associations on Sociogene come first.

CompanySupport as publishedAlso named by
De Gruyter BrillExhibitorASA ACLA ASOR ASIL AIA +3
Penguin Random House EducationExhibitorAAP AASL CIBA MLA MHA +3
Sage/CQ Press AwardAward sponsorASCA AAAA APA ATA ACTE +3
W. W. Norton & CompanyExhibitorAAP AAR AAG AMS AWWP +3
Bloomsbury AcademicExhibitorAAR ACLA APA FACRL IAAP +2
Palgrave MacmillanExhibitorASA AMS AIA CAA IORMS +2
StataCorpExhibitorAAPOR APHA ASA ABCT APPAM +1
Ingram Academic & ProfessionalExhibitorAPA ILA MLA NEIBA PNBA
SpringerExhibitorABCT AECT CMA IORMS SAA
HarperCollins PublishersExhibitorAAP BISG NEIBA PNBA
VerasightExhibitorAAPOR APHA APPAM MPSA
Macmillan PublishersExhibitorCIBA MIB PNBA
ForthrightExhibitorAAPOR
GallupExhibitorAAPOR
Marketing Systems GroupExhibitorAAPOR
Cambria PressExhibitorOnly American Political Science Association, so far
YouGov America Inc.ExhibitorOnly American Political Science Association, so far
Sources: 2 published lists, read September 2026

2026 APSA Annual Meeting exhibitor listing. Read September 27, 2026. University presses, universities, research institutes, associations and other nonprofits left out; Public Wisdom left out as unclear.

2026 APSA Annual Meeting sponsors and contributors. Read September 27, 2026. Sponsor logos have generic file names; only the text-named award support is recorded. Premier sponsor Cambridge University Press (university press) and Pi Sigma Alpha (honor society) left out.

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Who backs American Political Science Association's peers, but not American Political Science Association

Companies named publicly by at least one of American Political Science Association's five peer societies, and not found in American Political Science Association's reviewed public records.

CompanyMPSAPeers
De-GruyterNamed1 of 1
Polity-LogoNamed1 of 1
Provalis ResearchNamed1 of 1
Springer NatureNamed1 of 1
WileyNamed1 of 1

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The outside view

The professional body of political scientists, sustaining scholarly research and discourse and the working life of the discipline

  • Consensus
  • Build
  • Inward
  • Operational

Their shape

The Republic

Run by its members, built to outlast them.

The Republic runs like a well-built institution, professional and stable, under the guidance of its members. Its gift is scale and continuity, its challenge is staying close to the grassroots as it grows.

Also reads toward The Guild, The Movement and The Parliament.

Strengths

→Member voice and public mission stay in healthy balance.
→Open to reform without losing its footing.
→Speaks credibly on behalf of a whole field.

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